Sentence examples for modest copy from inspiring English sources

It is the main contributor to a $100m development fund that is seen as a modest copy of the European Union's regional funds.

Penelope-like elements display very modest copy numbers in mammals compared with other lineages.

The increased resolution of aCGH also revealed several small regions of modest copy number gain or hemizygous deletion that have not been associated with breast tumors in previous studies.

The number of MITE copies found in D. willistoni (24 copies) is not as high as that of most of the plants and mosquito MITE families, but there are several families exhibiting more modest copy numbers (Jiang et al. 2003; Quesneville et al. 2006; Grzebelus et al. 2009; Yang et al. 2009; Xu et al. 2010).

And the middle classes could buy modest copies of major works – an athlete firing an invisible arrow at an eagle, say – through the use of a cunning invention that scaled down monumental pieces to fit the mantelpiece.

FISH, in contrast, has single cell resolution and, thus, is more sensitive and able to detect modest gene copy number changes that could involve only a minority of the tumour cells.

It has recently been recognised that structural genomic variants of small or modest size (copy number variants (CNVs) of stretches of DNA of 1000 base pairs or more) are a common cause of genetic variation in humans, 9 and such variants have been reported in neuropsychiatric phenotypes, including autism, 'mental retardation' (intellectual disability) and schizophrenia.

The album sold a relatively modest 300,000 copies, compared with sales of over a million copies for Rodgers and Hammerstein's next and final musical, The Sound of Music.

It sold a modest 1,500 copies and received few reviews.

The initial print run was modest: two thousand copies in hardcover.

Consequently, the Temple album sold a modest 70,000 copies upon its release on 16 April 1991.